AustinReed
Veteran
Quick question. Does Takao Hashimoto live in Japan or the U.S.? I'm assuming he lives in the U.S. because of all the California Tournaments he goes to.
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I'm honestly with David, I think this should be for the US only. It's called US Nationals. if Yu Nakajima won, are we gonna declare him US champion when he's Japan?
Edit: Just read US Nationals rules, but still....I think it should be for US only.
We allow foreigners to compete in US Nationals (encourage might even be a better word) because we aren't all nationalistic dickheads. I'd much rather have the honor of winning/competing against the best cubers in the world than a US only competition. If you're afraid of placing worse or not making finals because of foreign talent then you need to grow up and go practice instead.
I didn't choose to be born American, but I did choose to become part of an international community. And I'll be damned if something as pointless as nationality will stand in the way of being with my friends.
I've been wondering that too. Probably because there's more talent.Out of curiosity, why are the cutoffs more strict than last years Nationals?
I doubt it.I have a question. If skewb becomes an official event before Nats, will it be added to the list of events there?
And I'll be damned if something as pointless as nationality will stand in the way of being with my friends.
Why are so many foreigners coming? It's called US Nationals for a reason.
Cutoffs get stricter every year. More overall competitors + more cubers sub-old cutoff + finite time for competition = stricter cutoffs.
I just looked at the registration sheet and I'm speechless.
Why are so many foreigners coming?
What events? They all appear to be the same...